Rochambeau a Commemoration By the Congress of the United States of America of T
Rochambeau a Commemoration By the Congress of the United States of America of T
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The ladies present were: Her Excellency Mme. Cambon, Comtesse de Rochambeau, Mrs. Herbert H. D. Peirce, Mme. De Margerie, Mme. Vignal, Mrs. M. L, . Johnson, the Misses Johnson, Mrs. William J. Baxter, Mrs. Charles Lebon, Miss Collins. From the Olympia: Rear-Admiral Higginson, Flag-Lieutenant Evans, Capt. Henry W. Lyon. From the Boston Navy- Yard: Rear- Admiral Johnson, Lieut. George C. Day, aid; Naval Constructor William J. Baxter. The State was represented by Adjutant-General Dal ton. The city... by- Mayor Collins. The others were: Michael P. Curran, Secretary; Prof. A. C. Coolidge, of Harvard; Prof. Charles I/ebon and Marshal Lebon. There were seventy guests present. Official Character of Guests Ended 223 PARTING EXPRESSIONS Upon his arrival at Boston, General Brugere indited this telegraphic communication to the President: His EXCELLENCY THEODORE ROOSEVELT, President of the United States : Before my departure for France, whither important duties call me, I desire to address to you, Mr.
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The ladies present were: Her Excellency Mme. Cambon, Comtesse de Rochambeau, Mrs. Herbert H. D. Peirce, Mme. De Margerie, Mme. Vignal, Mrs. M. L, . Johnson, the Misses Johnson, Mrs. William J. Baxter, Mrs. Charles Lebon, Miss Collins. From the Olympia: Rear-Admiral Higginson, Flag-Lieutenant Evans, Capt. Henry W. Lyon. From the Boston Navy- Yard: Rear- Admiral Johnson, Lieut. George C. Day, aid; Naval Constructor William J. Baxter. The State was represented by Adjutant-General Dal ton. The city... by- Mayor Collins. The others were: Michael P. Curran, Secretary; Prof. A. C. Coolidge, of Harvard; Prof. Charles I/ebon and Marshal Lebon. There were seventy guests present. Official Character of Guests Ended 223 PARTING EXPRESSIONS Upon his arrival at Boston, General Brugere indited this telegraphic communication to the President: His EXCELLENCY THEODORE ROOSEVELT, President of the United States : Before my departure for France, whither important duties call me, I desire to address to you, Mr.
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